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Black Panther #6 Preview

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  Black Panther #6 Preview:A SECRET FROM WAKANDA’S PAST THREATENS TO DESTROY ITS FUTURE! Wakandan crime lord Baba Nkisu has summoned a deadly killer known as Kivu’Ma, but he may have gotten more than he bargained for. And Wakanda’s history holds the key to the dark power that T’Challa must now defend his country from! EVE L. EWING • CHRIS ALLEN (A) • Cover by TAURIN CLARKE NEW CHAMPIONS VARIANT…

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A preview of Avengers #20

AVENGERS #20

BLACK PANTHER: WAR JOURNAL! FREE THE PRISONERS! Black Panther stars in this issue as he journeys into the pocket dimension of Meridian Diadem! While the Avengers deal with Doctor Doom on the outside, T’Challa must rescue the prisoners trapped within the Living Prison…

LEGACY #786

Written by: Jed MacKay Art by: Farid Karami Cover by: Valerio Schiti Page Count: 32 Pages Release Date: November 6, 2024

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ComicList: Marvel Comics New Releases for Wednesday, July 26, 2023, by Charles LePage.

All-New Marvel NOW Point One #1 (Facsimile Edition), $7.99

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (Cover A Ed McGuinness), $3.99

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (Cover B Nick Bradshaw), AR

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (Cover C Skottie Young), AR

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (Cover D Betsy Cola Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (Cover E Mike Vosburg), AR

Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection Volume 9 Spider-Man Or Spider-Clone TP, $44.99

Avengers #3 (Cover A Stuart Immonen), $3.99

Avengers #3 (Cover B Mark Brooks Corner Box Variant), AR

Avengers #3 (Cover C David Baldeon Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Avengers #3 (Cover D Joshua Cassara), AR

Avengers Beyond #5 (Of 5)(Cover A Greg Land), $3.99

Avengers By Jason Aaron Volume 4 HC, $44.99

Avengers Omnibus Volume 2 HC (Alex Ross Book Market Cover), $100.00

Avengers Omnibus Volume 2 HC (John Buscema Direct Market Cover), $100.00

Black Panther #1 (2nd Printing Cover A Chris Allen), $4.99

Black Panther #1 (2nd Printing Cover B Rahzzah), AR

Captain America By Ta-Nehisi Coates Omnibus HC (Alex Ross Book Market Cover), $100.00

Captain America By Ta-Nehisi Coates Omnibus HC (Alex Ross Direct Market Cover), $100.00

Cosmic Ghost Rider #5 (Cover A Valerio Giangiordano), $3.99

Cult Of Carnage Misery #3 (Of 5)(Cover A Skan Srisuwan), $3.99

Cult Of Carnage Misery #3 (Of 5)(Cover B Leinil Francis Yu), AR

Danny Ketch Ghost Rider #3 (Of 5)(Cover A Ben Harvey), $3.99

Danny Ketch Ghost Rider #3 (Of 5)(Cover B Sergio Davila), AR

Daredevil And Echo #3 (Of 4)(Cover A Phil Noto), $3.99

Daredevil And Echo #3 (Of 4)(Cover B Rod Reis), AR

Daredevil And Echo #3 (Of 4)(Cover C Maria Wolf), AR

Daredevil And Elektra By Chip Zdarsky Volume 2 The Red Fist Saga Part Two TP, $15.99

Deadpool #9 (Cover A Martin Coccolo), $3.99

Deadpool #9 (Cover B Pablo Villalobos), AR

Deadpool #9 (Cover C Nick Dragotta Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Ghost Rider #16 (Cover A Bjorn Barends), $3.99

Ghost Rider #16 (Cover B Gerald Parel Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Ghost Rider #16 (Cover C E.M. Gist), AR

Hallows’ Eve #5 (Of 5)(Cover A Michael Dowling), $3.99

Hallows’ Eve #5 (Of 5)(Cover B Bengal Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Hellcat #5 (Of 5)(Cover A Pere Perez), $3.99

Hulk By Donny Cates Volume 2 Hulk Planet TP, $17.99

I Am Iron Man #5 (Of 5)(Cover A Dotun Akande), $3.99

Incredible Hulk #2 (Cover A Nic Klein), $3.99

Incredible Hulk #2 (Cover B Bryan Hitch Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Incredible Hulk #2 (Cover C Leinil Francis Yu), AR

Incredible Hulk #2 (Cover D Joshua Cassara), AR

Invincible Iron Man #8 (Cover A Kael Ngu), $3.99

Invincible Iron Man #8 (Cover B Bob Layton Connecting Variant), AR

Invincible Iron Man #8 (Cover C George Perez), AR

Invincible Iron Man #8 (Cover D George Perez Virgin Variant), AR

Invincible Iron Man #8 (Cover E Junggeun Yoon), AR

Invincible Iron Man #8 (Cover F Kris Anka Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Marvel Masterworks The X-Men Volume 1 HC (Jack Kirby Book Market Cover)(ReMasterworks), $75.00

Marvel Masterworks The X-Men Volume 1 HC (Jack Kirby Direct Market Cover)(ReMasterworks), $75.00

Marvel Previews Volume 6 #23 (August 2023), AR

Mary Jane And Black Cat Dark Web TP, $17.99

Predator #5 (Cover A Giuseppe Camuncoli), $3.99

Predator #5 (Cover B Tyler Kirkham), AR

Scarlet Witch Annual #1 (2nd Printing Cover A Carlos Nieto), $4.99

Scarlet Witch Annual #1 (2nd Printing Cover B Jim Cheung), AR

She-Hulk #15 (Cover A Jen Bartel), $3.99

She-Hulk #15 (Cover B George Perez), AR

She-Hulk #15 (Cover C George Perez Virgin Variant), AR

She-Hulk #15 (Cover D Jeff Dekal), AR

Silk #3 (Of 5)(Cover A Dave Johnson), $3.99

Silk #3 (Of 5)(Cover B Javier Garron Marvel Icon Variant), AR

Silk #3 (Of 5)(Cover C Nayoung Wooh), AR

Spider-Man India #1 (Of 4)(2nd Printing Cover A Abhishek Malsuni), $3.99

Spider-Man India #2 (Of 4)(Cover A Adam Kubert), $3.99

Spider-Man India #2 (Of 4)(Cover B Doaly), AR

Star Wars #35 (2nd Printing Cover A Stephen Segovia), $3.99

Star Wars Darth Vader Black White And Red #4 (Cover A Taurin Clarke), $4.99

Star Wars Darth Vader Black White And Red #4 (Cover B Tony Daniel), AR

Star Wars Darth Vader Black White And Red #4 (Cover C Kevin Eastman), AR

Star Wars Return Of The Jedi The Rebellion #1 (Cover E Ryan Brown Virgin Variant), AR

Star Wars The Mandalorian Season 2 #2 (Cover A Dike Ruan), $4.99

Star Wars The Mandalorian Season 2 #2 (Cover B Caspar Wijngaard), AR

Star Wars The Mandalorian Season 2 #2 (Cover C Jerry Ordway), AR

Star Wars The Mandalorian Season 2 #2 (Cover D Concept Art Variant), AR

Storm #3 (Of 5)(Cover A Alan Davis), $3.99

Storm #3 (Of 5)(Cover B Ken Lashley), AR

Storm #3 (Of 5)(Cover C Russell Dauterman Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Strange Academy Finals TP, $13.99

Thunderbolts Epic Collection Volume 1 Justice Like Lightning TP, $49.99

Trials Of X Volume 11 TP, $19.99

Ultimate Invasion #2 (Of 4)(Cover A Bryan Hitch), $5.99

Ultimate Invasion #2 (Of 4)(Cover B Julian Totino Tedes), AR

Ultimate Invasion #2 (Of 4)(Cover C Lucas Werneck Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

Ultimate Invasion #2 (Of 4)(Cover D InHyuk Lee), AR

Venom #23 (Cover A Bryan Hitch), $3.99

Venom #23 (Cover B George Perez), AR

Venom #23 (Cover C George Perez Virgin Variant), AR

Venom #23 (Cover D Ken Lashley), AR

Venom #23 (Cover E Ken Lashley Virgin Variant), AR

Venom #23 (Cover F Jim Cheung), AR

Venom #23 (Cover G Philip Tan Connecting Variant), AR

Venom #23 (Cover H Ryan Stegman Venom The Other Variant), AR

Venom #23 (Cover I Ryan Brown), AR

Venom #23 (Cover J Cafu Spoiler Variant), AR

Venom #23 (Cover K Sergio Davila Homage Variant), AR

Venom #23 (Cover L Insignia), AR

Venom #23 (Cover M Insignia Virgin Variant), AR

What If Dark Spider-Gwen #1 (Cover A Greg Land), $4.99

What If Dark Spider-Gwen #1 (Cover B Marc Aspinall), AR

What If Dark Spider-Gwen #1 (Cover C Rose Besch), AR

What If Dark Spider-Gwen #1 (Cover D Rose Besch Virgin Variant), AR

Wolverine #35 (Cover A Leinil Francis Yu), $3.99

Wolverine #35 (Cover B John Giang), AR

Wolverine #35 (Cover C Mahmud A. Asrar Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

X-Cellent #5 (Of 5)(Cover A Mike Allred), $3.99

X-Men Epic Collection Volume 7 The Fate Of The Phoenix TP (New Printing), $44.99

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover A Phil Noto), $8.99

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover B Francesco Manna X-Vote Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover C George Perez), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover D George Perez Virgin Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover E J. Scott Campbell Anniversary Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover F J. Scott Campbell Anniversary Virgin Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover G J. Scott Campbell Retro Anniversary Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover H Lucas Werneck Stormbreakers Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover I Mashal Ahmed Hellfire Gala Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover J Gustavo Duarte Howard The Duck Variant), AR

X-Men Hellfire Gala 2023 #1 (Cover K Dan Veesenmeyer X-Men ’97 Variant), AR

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Check out this week's new comic releases

Check out this week's new comic releases. See what's coming to shops! #comics #comicbooks

Find out what’s coming to comic shops this week courtesy of Previews. As always, check with your local shop as to the availability of items. Highlights for the week include: Feral #8, Hornsby & Halo #1, Void Rivals #14, Hello Darkness #5, Absolute Wonder Woman #2, Batman/Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns #1, Justice League Unlimited #1, Iron Man #2, Ultimate Black Panther #10, Uncanny X-Men #6,…

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Marvel Comics Preview: Avengers #20

Read a preview of Avengers #20 from Marvel Comics, written by Jed MacKay with art by Farid Karami, as Black Panther goes on a solo mission.

Read a preview of Avengers #20 from Marvel Comics, written by Jed MacKay with art by Farid Karami, as Black Panther goes on a solo mission. Avengers #20 Preview Check out five pages and the cover from the November 6, 2024 publishing issue here! Click the thumbnails for a larger version: Avengers #20 Official Synopsis: BLACK PANTHER: WAR JOURNAL! FREE THE PRISONERS! Black Panther stars in this…

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Marvel Comics Preview: Avengers #20

Read a preview of Avengers #20 from Marvel Comics, written by Jed MacKay with art by Farid Karami, as Black Panther goes on a solo mission.

Read a preview of Avengers #20 from Marvel Comics, written by Jed MacKay with art by Farid Karami, as Black Panther goes on a solo mission. Avengers #20 Preview Check out five pages and the cover from the November 6, 2024 publishing issue here! Click the thumbnails for a larger version: Avengers #20 Official Synopsis: BLACK PANTHER: WAR JOURNAL! FREE THE PRISONERS! Black Panther stars in this…

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Black Panther And The Agents of Wakanda #6 Preview

Black Panther And The Agents of Wakanda #6 Preview

Writer: Jim Zub Art: Scot Eaton, Sean Parsons, Marcio Menyz, VC’s Joe Sabino, and David Nakayama Price: $3.99 Release Date: February 12th 2020 THE AGENTS OF WAKANDA #6

An old S.H.I.E.L.D. cache of experimental technology is a ticking time bomb the Agents of Wakanda need to defuse – but only if they get there before DEADPOOL! Time for a rematch between the King of Wakanda and the Merc with a…

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Ooo What if…? episode 6!

What I like is that the previews can be misleading.

I thought maybe this was going to be set in the same verse as ep 2 where maybe Killmonger was set up as Black Panther after being recalled from Oakland in childhood BUT—

The moment I saw him team up with weapons dealer Tony I was like oh no this is all a set up. No way would Killmonger work w/ Tony.

Gotta say, I hated seeing him kill Rhodes and T’Challa. Do not like the only time we see Rhodey and Sam it’s for two seconds and a death. Granted they’ve killed all the other main Avengers in other eps and several times, but still.

I think I was hoping they would do something more transformative with Erik but it was interesting to see a verse where he wins. I saw that Ten Rings mention!

I LOVED seeing Ramonda as the previous general - a callback to the comics where the Dora were typically married to royalty IIRC. She was bamf. Love to see all Okoye content. I appreciated that even though Shuri was a child her thoughts and opinions were valued by her parents - even if they chose not to heed her warnings, she was consulted and allowed to speak out without being shut down. It just gives such nice insight into the royal family in a way we didn’t see in the movie.

And Ramonda crying for T’Challa? We all felt that one.

Love Shuri and Pepper teaming up - sad we didn’t see it but I think we’ll see them again later. It seems like they’re setting up a multiverse team up for end of season.

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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) Review

So, are we just gonna sit here not addressing the elephant in the room or do we give director Hayao Miyazaki a call and make him aware that he has full right to sue Disney for blatantly stealing his design of the water dragon from his movie Spirited Away? I don’t know, just seems like the cool thing to do these days, you know, suing Disney? Wait, is that me throwing shade at Black Widow for no reason? Why yes, yes it is.

Plot: Martial-arts master Shang-Chi confronts the past he thought he left behind when he's drawn into the web of the mysterious Ten Rings organization.

Critics and reviews are useless. Yes, stating that makes me a hypocrite of the highest order of orders seeing as I am a film critic myself, albeit an unpaid one. I even have a T-shirt that states “UNPAID FILM CRITIC” and that is both hilarious and also self-heart-breaking but nonetheless you are not here to read about my wardrobe contents. You’re here to read about my thoughts on Shang-Chi and all those numerous rings that are referred to even though we all know that the only ring that matters is the One Ring that needs to be taken deep into Mordor and cast back into the fiery chasm from whence it came!! Unfortunately that ring does not make an appearance in this film nor is it even mentioned, and that may be due to the case of it belonging to a different franchise entirely however, and this is a big however... I don’t give a crap! Gimme the One Ring!! I wants it!! The precious is MINE!! But anyway, returning to my original point from which I strayed unnecessarily, this movie underlined how frustrating reviews can be. 

You see, Shang-Chi is a solid movie. It very much is a good solo superhero origin story that features some well choreographed martial arts action sequences and makes great strides in pushing for diversity in major Hollywood blockbusters. Similar to Black Panther in fact. That is all well and good, however about half a month ago this film was previewed to a bunch of critics and they all came out with their social media reactions and reviews screaming and hailing this movie as being one of the greatest superhero solo movies ever. Naturally that got us all really excited, especially since at least in my eyes, with me being a huge Marvel Cinematic Universe fan and all, Shang-Chi was never particularly in my radar of interest originally as I was more looking forward to other MCU upcoming titles such as Thor: Love & Thunder, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and The Eternals. So when critics came out on the internet spilling endless praise for Shang-Chi, my first reaction was “DA FAK!?” following which I joined on the hype train and screamed “choo-choo!” in excitement as I looked forward to this new exciting entry in the MCU. Having now watched the film I come out feeling disappointed, as even though I enjoyed it, like any Marvel film, I find that this movie suffers heavily from being overrated. 

As stated prior, Shang-Chi, like any Marvel movie, is enjoyable. It’s perfect blockbuster movie escapism filled with action, fun characters, big visuals and many references and Easter Eggs that would excite die hard franchise fans. However does this film really offer anything truly out of the ordinary that other films prior to it have not? The central dramatic plot dynamic involving a son and his father not seeing eye to eye due to one being blind sighted from reality is very common in the world of cinema. Also the martial arts action sequences, though certainly well choreographed and especially one of the first fight sequences set in a magic forest (naturally) that plays out more like a dance is worth mentioning, are cool to look at, however they too are downgraded by some sloppy editing and camera cuts that really make you lose the feeling of immersion that some superior martial arts films have such as Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon or The Raid or any of the Bruce Lee movies. I’m certain that the stunts and choreography are effortless, but due to the shaky filmmaking and jump cuts I missed a lot of it. However nevertheless for Marvel and the superhero genre as a whole this is evidently more impressive than the usual Hulk-smashing shenanigans.

The central main cast is made up of mostly Asian heritage which of course is great for diversity in cinema, and to be fair many of these actors prove themselves to be major stars that fit quite smoothly into such a big blockbuster as Shang-Chi. Simu Liu as the titular character is a natural born star. He has that genuine star power and he easily proves that he can carry a big movie. He has the necessary charm and charisma that shines on screen, so I look forward to seeing him more as this character in future MCU entries, and also hope this proves Simu Liu a gateway into more mainstream movie projects. Awkwafina is fine in her role as Shang-Chi’s best friend Katy, and it was nice seeing a central duo of a man and a woman that doesn’t force a useless love story between them. They are just friends and it was nice seeing that type of dynamic. That being said I personally am not a fan of Awkwafina and her overly croaky voice, but that of course is just personal preference. Tony Leung as Shang-Chi’s father and also previously Marvel teased villain the Mandarin brings the necessary heft and gravitas to the role, and also a certain appearance by a British actor returning as a character we’ve seen previously in another Marvel movie was a welcome surprise that brought many laughs in my screening and honestly this guy nearly stole the entire show. It’s just that this is such a well written and performed character and I’m so happy they brought him back. I’m certain if you look it up on the old Internet Explorer you’ll find out who I’m talking about, however no spoilers in this review. 

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is a perfectly enjoyable Marvel movie featuring martial arts. That’s in a nutshell what it is. It has moments of true greatness but in my opinion doesn’t actually stand out that much from other Marvel solo superhero outings. That’s in no way a complaint towards the movie, I’m just confused as to why this movie is so overrated? Maybe I’m missing something. Regardless, I’m now gonna go back and focus on the ring that actually matters - the One Ring - and begin yet another marathon of the Lord of the Rings movies. Ciao! 

Overall score: 6/10

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‘Black Widow’ Climbs To $35M+ WW; Sets Pandemic Era Benchmarks – International Box Office Update

Friday Update: Together with domestic’s $13.2M Thursday night and two-days worth of offshore money of $22.4M, Disney/Marvel’s Black Widow stands at a running global tally of $35.6M. Industry estimates forecasted that the standalone MCU title starring Scarlett Johansson could reach a height of $140M.

Internationally, yesterday the Cate Shortland-directed movie debuted in 30 additional material markets, including Germany, Russia, Australia, Japan, Korea, Brazil and Mexico, taking the full total to 41 material markets to date.

Here’s how the territories to date breakdown: Korea ($3.3M), UK ($3.1M), France ($2.9M), Australia ($1.7M), Italy ($1.2M), Russia ($1.1M), Mexico ($1M), Hong Kong ($900K), Japan ($700K), and other territories ($6.5M).

Breaking this down for the Thursday markets which opened, Korea debuted to No. 1 with the second-highest opening day year to date after F9, which opened on a national holiday. Social scores are encouraging with Naver 9.33 / CGV 96% and reviews are excellent. 96% of market is open with 70% of capacity restrictions. Government announced increasing the social distancing restriction to Level 4 (Highest) starting July 12.

In Australia, Natasha Romanoff debuted to No. 1 with the 3rd highest pandemic era opening day despite a third of the country’s cinemas being closed due to Covid lockdown (New South Wales). There are also restrictions on capacity in Victoria (33% of market) with auditoriums capped at 70% to a max of 300. Opening day is only -6% behind F9 which opened in 100% open market.

Russia was also No. 1, easily the highest pandemic era opening day and strong 80% market share. Opening day was 110% ahead of Thor: Ragnarok. 98% of cinemas are open with 50% capacity restrictions.

Black Widow was No. 1 south of the border in Mexico with a No. 1 rank, and the 4th highest pandemic era opening day and strong 65% market share. 88% of cinemas are open with 60% capacity restrictions.

Hong Kong opened at No. 1 with the highest non-holiday pandemic era opening day. Early movie scores an above average 4 out of 5. 100% of cinemas are open with 85% capacity restrictions.

Black Widow also conquered Japan with positive media reviews and audience reaction. No late shows in 70% of market due to Covid restriction (cinemas close at 9pm). In response to the rise of Covid cases, the government will place Tokyo under the 4th State of Emergency (SOE) from July 12-Aug. 22. The MCU Russian spy was also tops in Germany with the highest pandemic era single/opening day. 98% of cinemas are open with effectively 30-50% capacity.

Other hoorays: Black Widow was No. 1 in Austria, Bahrain, Bosnia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine, UAE, New Zealand, Singapore, Brazil, Argentina and smaller Latin American territories. She also posted the highest pandemic era opening day in Austria, Czech Republic, Qatar and Slovakia. In Saudi Arabia, Black Widow scored Disney’s highest opening day ever.

Thursday Update: Disney/Marvel’s long-anticipated Black Widow began offshore rollout on Wednesday in 11 material markets including France, Italy and the UK, grossing an estimated $4.9M for the day and setting new pandemic era benchmarks. While pre-weekend projections were conservative at a floor of $50M, the Cate Shortland-directed origins story is poised to aim higher at the international box office.

Not included in the total above are Korea previews of $1.8M yesterday. Early social sentiment there is strong (Naver 9.22/CGV 96%) and with today’s estimated gross of $1.6M the cume in Korea is already $3.3M. Concerns over a spike in Covid cases, notably in Seoul, have led to speculation that the government may impose tough restrictions as early as tomorrow in the area so this will be a market to watch.

In the UK and despite competition from over 26M people watching the England vs Denmark Euro 2020 semi-final last night, the Scarlett Johansson-starrer kicked off with $1.7M and 70% market share. The No. 1 start is the highest opening day since the start of Covid and was 1% ahead of Fast 9 and only 5% below Captain America: Winter Soldier. The market has 85% of cinemas open with 50% capacity restrictions.

France launched atop the box office with the highest pandemic era

single/opening day at $1.6M. This is also the biggest debut excluding previews since Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker in 2019. Opening day was 21% ahead of Ant-Man And The Wasp (including previews) and 2% above Black Panther (including previews). All of France’s cinemas are back in operation with no capacity limitations.

Italy‘s $700K launch was No. 1 with the 2nd highest pandemic opening day and 80% market share. This is 11% ahead of Ant-Man 2 (which bowed on a Tuesday) and 54% over Thor: Ragnarok. There are 55% of cinemas open in the market with 50% capacity restrictions.

In further debuts, Netherlands grossed $300K on Wednesday for the top spot and best result during since Covid began. Black Widow bowed 8% above Doctor Strange and 4% below Ant-Man 2. Sweden also took in $300K on its opening day, at No. 1 and good for the biggest post-Covid single/opening day. The launch is 46% ahead of Captain America: Winter Soldier and 33% above Ant-Man 2.

Other markets including Belgium, Finland, Norway and Switzerland were No. 1 launches.

Black Widow continues rolling out this weekend and will be open in all of the material international markets by Sunday except for China, Taiwan, India, SE Asia, South Africa, Uruguay and Peru. Today sees further openings in Germany, Russia, Australia, Japan, Korea, Brazil and Mexico, among others.

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One of my favorites 🤤

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Ultimate Black Panther #6 Preview

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Ultimate Black Panther #6 Preview: BLACK PANTHER’S DARING TRIAL TO FACE RA AND KHONSHU! While T’Challa has sought to grow his power, so too have the forces of Moon Knight… And with access to a unique new resource, Ra and Khonshu are stronger than ever! How will Wakanda stand in its resistance against the kings of the Upper and Lower Kingdoms? And is T’Challa prepared to bear the consequences of…

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“Marvel Studios Celebrates The Movies” Phase 4 Teaser

Marvel Studios celebrates the first three phases and gives previews, including release dates and titles, for phase four films.

Black Widow releases on July 9, 2021. The film stars Scarlett Johansson (Natasha Romanoff), Florence Pugh (Yelena Belova), David Harbour (Alexei Shostakov / Red Guardian), and Rachel Weisz (Melina Vostokoff). Cate Shortland is directing.

Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings releases on September 3, 2021. The film stars Simu Liu (Shang-Chi), Tony Leung (Wenwu), Awkwafina (Katy), Michelle Yeoh (Jiang Nan), Fala Chen, Meng'er Zhang, Florian Munteanu, and Ronny Chieng. Destin Saniel Cretton is directing. 

Eternals releases on November 5, 2021. The film follows a group of ancient beings that have secretly lived on Earth for thousands of years. After Endgame, an unexpected tragedy brings them out of the shadows to defend the Earth against its ancient enemy, the Deviants. Chloé Zhao is directing.

Spider-Man: No Way Home releases on December 17, 2021. The film stars Tom Holland (Peter Parker / Spider-Man), Zendaya (MJ), and Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds). Jon Watts is directing.

Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness releases on March 25, 2022. The film stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange), Benedict Wong (Wong), Rachel McAdams (Christine Palmer), Chiwetel Ejiofor (Mordo), Elizabeth Olsen (Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch), and Xochitl Gomez (Amercia Chavez). Sam Raimi is directing.

Thor: Love and Thunder releases on May 6, 2022. The film stars Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Natalie Portman (Jane Foster), Tessa Thompson (Valkyrie), and Christian Bale (Gorr the God Butcher). Taika Waititi is directing.

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever releases on July 8, 2022. The film will explore the world of Wakanda and the characters therein. Ryan Coogler is directing.

The Marvels releases on November 11, 2022. The Marvels is the sequel to Captain Marvel and will star Brie Larson (Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel), Teyonah Parris (Monica Rambeau), and Iman Vellani (Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel). Nia DaCosta is directing.

Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania releases on February 17, 2023. The film stars Paul Rudd (Scott Lang / Ant-Man), Evangeline Lilly (Hope Van Dyne / The Wasp), Jonathan Majors (Kang the Conqueror), Kathryn Newton (Cassie Lang), Michael Douglas (Dr. Hank Pym), and Michelle Pfeiffer (Janet Van Dyne). Peyton Reed is directing.

Guardians of the Galaxy 3 releases on May 5, 2023. The film stars Chris Pratt (Peter Quill / Star-Lord), Zoe Saldana (Gamora), Karen Gillan (Nebula),Dave Bautista (Drax), Vin Diesel (Groot - voice), Bradley Cooper (Rocket - voice), and Pom Klementieff (Mantis). James Gunn is directing.

Fantastic Four has also been announced, but has yet to receive a release date. Jon Watts is directing.

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Exclusive Preview: Ultimate Black Panther #6

Ultimate Black Panther #6 exclusive preview. While T'Challa has sought to grow his power, so too have the forces of Moon Knight… #comics #comicbooks

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Marvel Preview: Ultimate Black Panther #6

Read a preview of Ultimate Black Panther #6 from Marvel Comics, written by Bryan Hill with art by Carlos Nieto.

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Marvel Preview: Ultimate Black Panther #6

Read a preview of Ultimate Black Panther #6 from Marvel Comics, written by Bryan Hill with art by Carlos Nieto.